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The fifth studio album by the jazz musician.
Track Listing:
1. Giant Steps - John Coltrane (4.4)
2. Cousin Mary - John Coltrane (5.45)
3. Countdown - John Coltrane (2.21)
4. Spiral - John Coltrane (5.56)
5. Syeeda's Song Flute - John Coltrane (7)
6. Naima - John Coltrane (4.21)
7. Mr P.C. - John Coltrane (6.57)
Year of Production: 1960
The fifth studio album by the jazz musician.
Track Listing:
1. Giant Steps – John Coltrane (4.4)
2. Cousin Mary – John Coltrane (5.45)
3. Countdown – John Coltrane (2.21)
4. Spiral – John Coltrane (5.56)
5. Syeeda’s Song Flute – John Coltrane (7)
6. Naima – John Coltrane (4.21)
7. Mr P.C. – John Coltrane (6.57)
Year of Production: 1960
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Giant Steps, released in January 1960, is a landmark recording in modern jazz and one of John Coltranes most influential works. Recorded during his transition from sideman to bandleader, the album captures the crystallization of Coltranes innovative harmonic ideaslater dubbed the Coltrane changes. With support from Tommy Flanagan on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Art Taylor on drums, Coltrane pushes the boundaries of bebop harmony into new, more complex territory. The title track, a blistering exercise in rapid chordal movement, set a new technical and conceptual standard for improvisers across generations. The albums production at Atlantic Studios under engineer Tom Dowd gave it clarity and immediacy, highlighting the precision of each performance.
Beyond its title composition, pi
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Giant Steps, released in January 1960, is a landmark recording in modern jazz and one of John Coltranes most influential works. Recorded during his transition from sideman to bandleader, the album captures the crystallization of Coltranes innovative harmonic ideaslater dubbed the Coltrane changes. With support from Tommy Flanagan on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Art Taylor on drums, Coltrane pushes the boundaries of bebop harmony into new, more complex territory. The title track, a blistering exercise in rapid chordal movement, set a new technical and conceptual standard for improvisers across generations. The albums production at Atlantic Studios under engineer Tom Dowd gave it clarity and immediacy, highlighting the precision of each performance.
Beyond its title composition, pi
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